Laura Sloan Patterson is an English professor at Seton Hill University in western Pennsylvania. Her poetry has appeared in Lines + Stars, Spry, Pittsburgh Poetry Review, WomenArts Quarterly, The Mom Egg, Rust + Moth, HOOT, The North Carolina Literary Review, and other journals. She was a finalist for the James Applewhite Poetry Prize awarded by the North Carolina Literary Review.* 2023 Update: Laura's poem Learning to Read was nominated by the Origami Poems Project for the annual Pushcart Prize.
► Laura Sloan Patterson's microchap & poem selections are available below. Download the single-page PDF by clicking the title.
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Cover: ‘blue ring riverways’ • “Bolt: Six Ways” was originally published in Voices from the Attic. |
Fireplace Dolls fireplace dolls
Learning to Read This is how you teach your child |
Escape Animal bodies, interlocking shapes: And in my arms,
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two crows fly close to my head
sun sets in your thumbnail
Bolt: Six Ways A stubby arrow, the kind no one shoots anymore • Laura Sloan Patterson © 2023 |
